In an exciting event, for the first time ever, the New Jersey Devils honored Frisch’s ice hockey team by displaying the team’s jersey in the
On Sunday, July 19, the AABJ&D Men’s Softball Team advanced to the championship game of the A Division of the Livingston Temple Softball League. After
On Sunday, August 2nd, the Brooklyn Cyclones will hold a Jewish Heritage Day during their 1:00 PM game against the Batavia Bulldogs. Jewish Heritage Day
Paramus– Between the happy throngs of campers and students coloring, the shouts of laughter ringing through the lunchroom, and everything else, there are many things
On October 12th, the New York Rangers announced that they had selected the John T. Wright Arena/Mackay Rink in Englewood to be the beneficiaries of
I saw and experienced some amazing things on my recent trip to New Zealand. I saw a huge, snowcapped volcano and a boiling lake and
I can’t go to New Zealand, you might think. How could I travel there while still keeping kosher? Well, this summer I traveled through New Zealand
Today is my last day as an intern at JLBC. I was asked to write something about my time here at the Jewish Link as
Teaneck–The Richard Rodda Community Center has survived the controversy and the budget cuts that have taken up much time on social media and many column
Teaneck–Chaim Kiss, a new part-owner of Bumbleberry, has some exciting plans for the future.Kiss bought a share of Bumbleberry last May. He decided to buy
The United Nations is asking Holocaust survivors to help them commemorate the 10th anniversary of the United Nations Holocaust Outreach Program on January 27th, 2015,
Teaneck—During the World Cup match between the United States and Portugal on Sunday night, the excitement of the international soccer competition was contagious. Every time
